Five Thousand Years of the Fox Spirit

The writing method is very new, but there is no need for poverty, and it has a sense of history.

My personal requirements are relatively high, and the current word count is still relatively small, so I only give 4 stars. But if it can maintain this level for a long time, five stars will be no problem. History will change, but it will not be a magical change. The characters have distinct characteristics but are not flat, and there are no poisonous points in the plot (of course it is only up to Chapter 60), which shows that the author is more careful. Of course, there are still many holes dug, such as how the protagonist turned into a fox demon, Jiang Ziya wants the protagonist to find the meaning of immortality, etc. Good luck, author. Overall review: Worth reading [Like]

It feels a bit like a poor man who lived for two thousand years, but it's pretty good. Come on, author.

Finally, I got a historical text that covers life from ancient times to the present, rather than writing romance novels under the guise of a historical text. The interweaving of ancient and modern times does not make people eager for the author to write from Xia, Shang and Zhou to modern times. The reincarnation of various ancient characters is even more novel. Unfortunately, there are too few written so far, and there is simply not enough.

I feel like it's okay, it's still relatively short, I'll check it out later.

The narrative style of the whole book is different from the previous one. It is in the form of memories, which is quite novel.

Very novel narrative method

It's like a young lady. I clicked on the author's homepage and saw, oh, good guy, guess what, a book written by the same author, but that one has been discontinued.

I hope the author will hand over more knives so that more people will read it.

It's great, finally there is a good historical article [crying]